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That's na tinubutitis

smoke555:
If only i could reach u on DM, it will clear within 3 days

You wan scam am abi ?

Heat rashes mostly when you wear jersey under the hot weather

Haha

Ela re

Ela alapandi

Na gonorrhea






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Ring worm....


E be like say you nor dey baff 🛁 🛀 🛁
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Must be allergy. There is a particular small insect that can cause this by crawling on the skin... We called it electric ant that year in school.

Saao:
Please nlders, what kind of skin disease is this? It happens to my 4 years boy. What can be done about it?

This looks like it's following the tracks of your boy's singlet/vest.

Does your boy wear tight singlets?

Does he sweat in the singlet and the sweat dries on him with the singlet still on him?

Does he go to bed without showering at night despite the extreme daytime sweat?

If the answer to all or most of the above is yes, then it's just rashes. Get home some loose/free singlet and improve his hygiene.

You should see changes in a few days.

Sleekfingers:
You wan scam am abi ?

Lol, nope, I rather want to help

smoke555:
Lol, nope, I rather want to help

Okay

Herpes virus

Singler disease

Leprosy

Best comment.

zinaunreal:
Go hospital you come here dey display nudity. You want answers from quacks? Why una dey like this ni. Your health for that matter

GO TO A DOCTOR. SEE A DERMATOLOGIST.

Lol nairaland doctors... U better go to the hospital before them confuse u here with different suggestions. They will soon tell u to apply dogshit

the image appears to show **darkened and possibly dry skin** under the armpit area. This could indicate a condition such as **Acanthosis Nigricans**, which causes dark, velvety patches of skin and can sometimes appear in children due to various reasons, including genetics or other underlying factors. It may also be related to **fungal infections**, **irritation**, or poor ventilation in the area.

### What You Can Do:
1. **Keep the area clean and dry** to avoid further irritation or fungal growth.
2. **Use mild, fragrance-free soap** and moisturize with gentle, hypoallergenic products.
3. **Ensure proper clothing**: Use breathable fabrics like cotton to prevent sweat accumulation.
4. **See a pediatrician or dermatologist**: A doctor can assess the condition accurately, determine if it’s fungal, hormonal, or another issue, and recommend appropriate treatment, like antifungal creams or specific ointments.

It’s best to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment to ensure your child's skin heals safely.

Saao:
Please nlders, what kind of skin disease is this? It happens to my 4 years boy. What can be done about it?

I think is caused by heat, you can see that it followed the singlet line and went through the armpit cycle
After treatment change his singlet every day for school as he may be sweating alot

illicit:
Mugu at 44


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chinchum:
Varicella- zoster as it seems to follow the dorsal root ganglion dermatome.

Hmmm .... interesting. Did a little research ... can see why you made that suggestuon.

Honeydenz:
Go for HIV test
Exactly my uncle's symptoms when he tested positive....don't be afraid though, he's still alive 15 years after testing positive.

Na the drugs wey them dey swallow everyday be the wahala

No be small thing. Small PEP wey dem gimme make I take for one month, after two weeks I don taya. By the last week sef I don skip doses due to forgetting
Nothing concern me with that virus oo

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